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The moment of inertia of the sphere depicted in A (mass M, radius R) is
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For a sphere with a constant density ρ this can be expressed in spherical coordinates:
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Show that the Moment of Inertia I of an isotropic sphere is:
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The moment of inertia of the sphere depicted in A (mass M, radius R) is
For a sphere with a constant density ρ this can be expressed in spherical coordinates:
Show that the Moment of Inertia I of an isotropic sphere is:
Ankit LalLv10
19 Oct 2020